My mother went here for rehab and is now in long term cate there. She likes everybody there and I…read morego often to see her because its so close to me. They never know when im coming and every time ive gone they have been wonderful. She has one nurse Nathalie and she is the best nurse ive ever seen with people with alzheimers. She is so sweet and takes such good care of my mom. I dont k ow what wed do without her. Everybody in administrative roles have worked with me to get her ins straightened out. I definitely recommend Prescott House.

Great facility, lots of hardworking and caring employees who genuinely care for patients and…read moreresidents. Highly recommend.

I Highly recommend All in One Home Healthcare. They are professional and knowledgeable. They are…read moreall caring people and we feel comfortable when we have someone caring for our mom who has Alzheimers. They are reliable and really care about the entire family. Everyone we worked with have had the same compassion and diligence for the care of my mom. If you are looking for outstanding ,reliable ,compassionate care for your loved one ,I recommend All in One Home Healthcare without hesitation. You will not be disappointed!!

From the owner: All in One Home Healthcare is a family run business that offers a free pre-surgical consult with a…read moreskilled nurse, which allows us to introduce our role in your recovery at your home. We are Medicare certified and assure a skilled nursing visit on the day of hospital/rehabilitation discharge to home. We specialize in skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and home health aides. People turn to All in One Home Healthcare following a hospital or rehabilitation stay, for monitoring of health conditions, orthopedic and stroke rehabilitation, medication management and/or wound care. Our job as caregivers is of the utmost importance to us. We advocate for all our patients and believe everyone deserves the option to remain at home and receive quality care.

This review is for the dementia ward in the nursing home only. If I could give zero stars I would…read more We put my relative in here from the hospital because it wasn't safe for him to go home. He has now been at Blaire House for months and the situation just keeps getting worse. First off, the unit is very rundown and outdated. The color on the walls is vomit green. The unit smells like pee and poo more times then not. The furniture looks very worn. The walls are nasty. No new paint or repairs. Second, the staff are very inattentive and barely like to leave the nurses station. They don't like to be questioned on anything. They don't response to voice mails or emails. They only want to sedate all the patients so they are not bothered to do their jobs. They don't pay attention to patients who need special diets. They leave the snack cart unattended (huge issue for patients who are diabetic). Third, we've had meeting after meeting after meeting with the social worker, dietitians, activities person, head nurse. It doesn't do any good. Our offsite doctor specialist had requested numerous times for staff to be documenting certain things and they never do. The doctor wanted blood work done but Blaire House refuses. We can't even do follow up appointments because Blaire House refuses to give us paperwork to take to the doctor. The doctor can't manage his patient without these simple things. Fourth, the Dir of Nursing is now refusing to speak to any family members regarding our loved one, which includes the Health Care Proxy. That seems illegal. We tried to get the Ombudsman involved but she was of no use only saying that what the facility is doing is wrong. Fifth, our loved one fell and no one in our family was notified. Sixth, we've personally witnessed patients who are yelling for help to be told to shut up. Seventh, the facilities Dec 2024 audit was 61 pages of write-ups of abuse and neglect, half of which was still going on and never corrected. Many instances the Dir of Nursings response is "that should never happen"... yet it does! Blaire House has NO desire to do better. They just take your money and run. ($555/day or $16k/mo). There is a reason Blaire House pays out half a million dollars in fines every year. And they know full well there are no other beds anywhere so you can't move your loved one.

My 89 year old father was admitted here for "Rehab" . The staff disregarded every concern and…read morerequest that I made, and my father's condition continued to deteriorate. I had both a medical proxy and Durable Power of Attorney from the State of NH which they said were not valid in Massachusetts. I was never allowed despite numerous requests to meet with or speak to their "doctor" or whoever was managing his care. They were more concerned with protecting their "business" finances than the rehabilitation of my father. The only means that I had to save my Dad was to call 911 and get him to a hospital. HIs diagnosis upon arrival: UTI E Coli Infection Pressure Sores (good thing he was in rehab) Pneumonia Gout (extremely painful and swollen left hand wrist) Severe Constipation Rash Dirty and Unkept DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SEND YOUR LOVED ONE HERE! As an ending note, the day after we removed him we got a letter from them requesting to have a funeral home on file!!

I went there to the emergency a couple months ago. I actually went four or five times with so much…read morepain. There's so much pain. They took great care of me. Let me stay overnight. At least I got five hours of sleep and now I'm finally having a surgery there tomorrow hopefully no more pain.

Went to emergency room with bad bleeding , I registered the nurse checked my blood pressure and…read moretemp . I set there for four hours , no one looked me , the bleeding slow down . I decided to leave ( it was 2AM ) and seek help somewhere else in AM . So I was not seen by anyone - I got a bill for $750- so sitting in the lobby . Just great . Sometimes we have no choice but avid this place at all costs

I didn't have the greatest experience with this agency. A relative was at a Rehab facility, and I…read morereached out to Caretenders to set up the home nursing and health services. I reached out to them 6 days in advance of the relative's discharge. I told them I didn't want to wait until the last minute to get services in place, and I was trying to ensure a coordinated and safe transition. I then spoke to them daily for the next four days, checking to make sure a plan was being made, sending them info about the relative, giving them info about the rehab, and asking if they could arrange a visit for the first day home--a Sunday. Everything seemed to be going fine and then at the last minute, i.e., between 2:30-3:00 PM on the Friday before, they called me and said they couldn't accept the relative as a client. They explained that he/she had a psychiatric history they weren't aware of, and this was a liability they couldn't accept. The reason I fault them is this: 1) they waited until the last minute to bail out (which put me in extremely difficult position to try and find services by Sunday) 2) the nursing home doctor didn't think psychiatric nursing was necessary or order it, 3) they were notified earlier in the week that person had psychiatric issues--which they could have investigated then if concerned, 4) they told me at the last minute that they never received paperwork from the nursing home--which they never mentioned previously, and 5) they refused to help out temporarily for a week while I looked for another agency. I chose this agency because they were rated pretty well on Medicare.gov, but I'm afraid one of the reasons they have good ratings is because they pick and choose their clients, i.e., they don't take the most complex or medically challenging ones. While I understand that perhaps they believed they couldn't provide appropriate services, leaving us with no services is hardly a better situation, AND this should have been addressed days ago, particularly when I said my goal was to coordinate a smooth, safe, and not-last-minute transition.

Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital's care of my mom's acute rehab and physical therapy was excellent.read more

The Whittier staff are without exception knowledgeable and caring. This includes physicians,…read morenurses, respiratory therapists, CNAs,PT,OT, and speech therapists. However, this is a rehab and it is not hospital level of care. Medically stable before going is important.

Staff spends more time on their cell phones than tending to the residence. My dad I sent there…read moreafter a brief hospital stay when he fell down at home. He has fallen down more times into their care then he has at home. Some days we go to visit him he seems absolutely fine other days he just mumbles as if they've been drugging him up with strong painkillers so they don't have to watch him 24/7.

My Dad was at Cedar View as a Rehab patient; I really have nothing good to say about the facility…read more I sent a letter to the facility with my concerns and never received even an acknowledgement of receipt, except for the certified signed document. I did forward my letter to the State of Massachusetts Department of Public Health to put the State on notice of my concerns. Decisions for rehabs are made quick and availability can be limited, question the hospitals and use your network for recommendations.

My mother in law has been here for a year, and is bedridden. The staff definitely does not have an…read moreeasy job, and they do great. They always have a smile, answer questions cheerfully (everything from patient care questions to where to eat or order out). They have WiFi in the library, which reaches about half the rooms, and will go to great lengths to be accomodating. The recreation staff does a great job with socialization opportunities. I don't deal with any of the business side of things, so I can't speak to that, and I have to say that much of the time parking really stinks, but the level of care can't be beat.

I was just there for a short rehab. The dietary department never got my diet right. Continued to…read moregive me milk (lactose intolerant) and continued to give me salt. Nursing tried their best. Not enough people working the floor to keep up with the bell rings. Said they would be right there and don't come back for on hour. Sent me home with someone else's medication. Very disappointed. Plenty more to complain about.